After transitioning from solo artist to frontman of the newest BC band, Boston-based singer Matt Michienzie has finally found his groove.
Arts, Column
Red Sox and Radio Stars: Discovering Boston’s Signature Sound
Known best for its rock bands, baked beans, and diehard sports fans, Boston has developed an admirably unapologetic identity. If you listen closely, you can hear the sound of the city.
Scene Podcast, Arts
Scene & Heard 6 – TV/Bubble Talk
Former Heights editors Maggie Powers and Ryan Dowd discuss the current the TV apparatus and the BC Bubble.
Arts, On Campus
JCBC Garners A Cultural Conglomeration Through Captivating Performances
The Japanese Club of Boston College put forth a show that proved to be relevant to all peoples, as cultural differences expressly aids in the process of cultural growth.
Column, Arts
Longing for Yesterday
How cool would it be to live in another time and place? Though this mystical thought is a pervasive and tempting one, we must not forget today and the memories of things yet to come.
Arts, Featured Story, Television
‘Real Time’ Allows for Real Conversation in the Midst of a Strange Political Frontier
The blunt, hard-hitting comedian grants political pundits and activists a space to have substantive debates over the American political landscape.
Music, Arts
Cheap Trick Knocks at the Door of Rock Immortality with ‘Bang, Zoom, Crazy…Hello’
For a band that has its hits spanning over four decades, Cheap Trick seemingly has no intention of slowing down as they dial in a respectable and varied album in ‘Bang, Zoom, Crazy…Hello.’
Music, Arts
Weezer’s ‘White Album’ Channels The Beach Boys Through Immaculate Melodies
Showing that Weezer is as much about having fun as it is about lamenting, the ‘White Album’ makes for a sunny day at the beach with a few rain clouds here and there.
Arts, Movies
Linklater Gets Philosophical Between Batting Practice and Bong Rips in ‘Everybody Wants Some!!’
In the 1980s, just like now, everybody wants some, but what is it? Explored through the master of the past director Richard Linklater, a group of college freshman try find the answer in the question in the waning days of summer.
Arts, On Campus
The Jazz Is Strong with BC bOp!
BC bOp! starts up its hyperdrive to reach stellar solos, while soaring saxophones create a performance that resonates across the galaxy in ‘Jazz Wars.’
